Hello, dear readers.
Today I felt inspired! While walking through the condiments aisle at WholeFoods, I spotted a snazzy kind of mayo that honestly sounded pretty tasty: Avocado Lime.
So, I bought the best fresh eggs available, along with a tin of avocado oil, to find out if I could recreate this fanciness at home.
Here are the ingredients I used:

I’m going to be honest: I thought emulsions and I were friends, but alas, we are not. This fancy mayo took me at least five tries, and many eggs later, I think I finally got it. What did the trick was a video my fiancé found and then sent to me, which I am going to link below.
Bottom line: use the right tools. I was using a food processor, which turns out, was far too big. I ended switching to a tall spaghetti container and using an immersion blender (when you gotta improvise, you gotta improvise). It worked like a charm! I substituted the ingredients in the video for the ones I bought, and boom! Avocado Lime Mayo.


It’s darker due to the choice of oil, and a bit heavier. The taste is smoky, earthy and tangy. I can see this pairing well with anything from crab cakes to BLT Sammies; and guaranteed, it will make your summer more delicious. I hope you enjoy!
Have a great week, everyone. Lots of love.
-Evelyne
I’ve been interested in an immersion blender. Is there any particular one you recommend?
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Hiiii! Thank you for commenting 🙂 The one we have is a Kitchen Aid, and it’s a fabulous tool. Highly recommend.
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Thanks for your advice. I’m looking forward to your next blog note…what is that amazing looking dish in your last picture? With all the avocado on top?
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I’m so glad! The last picture is a sandwich on ciabatta bread, with a first layer of chicken cutlets, fresh tomatoes, mozzarella, avocado and then a layer of arugula pesto!
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I’m not a fan of duck either, but this recipe sounds like it might pair ok with chicken or salmon. What do you think?
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I absolutely think so! It would be pretty delicious. Chicken was going to be my alternative to duck, if I didn’t find any.
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